Bait Angling for Common Fishes
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It grows to a length of two feet and weighs occasionally eight pounds, though the aver- age is much smaller.
The pickerel is the most numerous of all the Esox family, which includes the great northern pike and the muskellunge. All are voracious, marauding tyrants, and do not assemble in schools, but prefer to live to wage war alone.
It prefers dark and sluggish water, old roots, tree trunks that are decayed and muddy bottoms are its delight. Whenever introduced into new waters, by its rapid inc...rease and voracious habits, it will soon exterminate or drive away all other vari- 37 Bait Angling for Common Fishes eties of superior game fishes, the perch and sunfish excepted. These are only safe be- cause they are protected by their sharp spines, which can be erected at will to de- fend themselves.
The pickerel loves to lie in summer, on warm days, among the lily pads and weeds, generally near the shore; there he stays quiet as a stone with his long nose just peeping out, watching for his prey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It grows to a length of two feet and weighs occasionally eight pounds, though the aver- age is much smaller.
The pickerel is the most numerous of all the Esox family, which includes the great northern pike and the muskellunge. All are voracious, marauding tyrants, and do not assemble in schools, but prefer to live to wage war alone.
It prefers dark and sluggish water, old roots, tree trunks that are decayed and muddy bottoms are its delight. Whenever introduced into new waters, by its rapid inc...rease and voracious habits, it will soon exterminate or drive away all other vari- 37 Bait Angling for Common Fishes eties of superior game fishes, the perch and sunfish excepted. These are only safe be- cause they are protected by their sharp spines, which can be erected at will to de- fend themselves.
The pickerel loves to lie in summer, on warm days, among the lily pads and weeds, generally near the shore; there he stays quiet as a stone with his long nose just peeping out, watching for his prey.
What to read after Bait Angling for Common Fishes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis Rhead to read onlineMoreLess
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